Former KFOR Officer: I will see to it that Norway withdraws the recognition of Kosovo
OSLO -- I will fight for Norway to annul the recognition of so-called Kosovo, a Norwegian Christian Cash, former KFOR Officer claims
Source: Tanjug
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Serbia lives for these type of irrelevant people. How come that is always a FORMER or an EX official that is feeding Serbia this propoganda?
(, 13 August 2019 16:31) -
Christian Cash is not an isolated case because many who served in Kosovo felt the same. There were soldiers both officers and troops from Italy, Norway and Holland that have expressed the same sentiments and but these were never published in the free and democratic western press so it’s not Serbian propaganda.
The claim that Cash was never allowed into Camp Bondsteel, well that pure BS since he was an officer (a major at that) plus he was a spokesperson for KFOR so he would have had clearance to do so. Only Albos are not allowed in even to this day and now that they join ISIS you can imagine how that goes down with the US security.
Cash would have been privy to many things in Kosovo.
(, 13 August 2019 14:30) -
LOL.....I wouldn't be so sure.....
There will come a day when Kosovo is rightly under Serbian rule. May be 5 years or 50 years. But you can bet your life it will come......
perhaps when your puppet masters (USA) go bankrupt and collapse (happens to every empire). After all the Yanks are $23+ trillion in debt, and counting. And with the rise of Russia and China there will be no more invading sovereign nations to steal oil and resources (see Syria and Venezuela).
Sadly I'm sure that when Serbian forces move into Kosovo it will make 1998/99 look like a garden party........
(, 13 August 2019 14:27) -
Christian Cash has never been in Bondsteel. The Norwegians in Kfor were nowhere near Bondsteel. Cash has been paid by the Serbs to spread lies. Why after twenty years has he come forward now? This is nothing more than feeble Serb propaganda.
(, 13 August 2019 10:00) -
Who cares what this former KFOR officer has to say.
(, 13 August 2019 00:26) -
Thankfully it won't happen, and even in the remote chance it did, Kosovo under Serbian rule will never happen.
(, 12 August 2019 21:23) -
He stated that there were evidence that Florim Eyupi was responsible for blowing up the "Nis Express" bus in February 2001, but that the evidence was destroyed.
Florim Ejupi was 22 years old, never had any military training , and he was nothing but simple thief. If you had put in front of him explosives, he could have mistaken for sandwich! Pure Serb propaganda!
(, 12 August 2019 18:04) -
Sadly there are too few people like Mr. Cash willing to tell the truth.
And of course every aggression and murder committed by Albanians is ignored.
But thank the Lord, for what its worth, there are still some who are willing to tell the truth.
In the end it will all come out, perhaps 30, 40 or 50 years from now. And those guilty will have long passed away.
Wow, what justice......
(, 12 August 2019 14:57) -
LOL, this poor man must have been exposed to a lot of close explosions while active, it’s called Shell-Shock and they are suppose to be medical institutions and mental dormitories that deal with this type of exposure
I also don’t understand how withdrawing Norway’s recognition would solve something?
You have almost two million Albanians which consist a 98% majority that would most likely fight tooth and nail to prevent a Serbian reoccupation of their land
But hey go right ahead serbia is historically known for causing wars and conflicts in this area of the world
(, 12 August 2019 13:37) -
Nice gesture, but it's not very likely to be successful
(, 12 August 2019 11:24)